Depigmentation and Eyebrow Correction
The Depigmentation Technique , correction and Removal they are used to correct poorly done work, some can be corrected with Camouflage or Color Neutralization , where Micropigmentation can be performed on the same day. But in other cases only depigmenting to obtain a satisfactory result and alleviate the damage caused to the skin. As the skin is pigmented, it is possible to depigment it. It is noteworthy that this action can be partial or total. Additionally, there are many methods to lighten or permanently remove unwanted pigments.
Eyebrow Depigmentation Techniques
For cases where a client is dissatisfied with the work, there is a process of depigmentation, a procedure that "removes" the implanted pigment with the purpose of “cleaning the skin”.
There are several Depigmentation techniques that help the clients in these cases, we will see below:
Laser, chemicals and electrical equipment are the main pigment removal methods, but each has an advantage and should be used in specific cases.
Laser Depigmentation
THE best known technique of depigmentation, because it is fast, effective and safe, it is pioneer used at tattoo removal for years.
Research reveals that laser depigmentation may also to be used in removing micropigmentation, whether body or face (such as eyebrows).
The Laser Depigmentor emits a band of light so intense that it breaks up the ink particles.
In addition to "breaking" the pigment, this procedure activates the healing process in our body and, consequently, the macrophage, the immune system cell responsible for isolating the pigment and expelling it.
pros
Quick and unintentional procedure
not very aggressive
Common equipment is effective in dark colors like black, gray and dark blue
cons
Ordinary outfits are NOT effective on fancy colors like red, green or blue
Chemical Depigmentation
The chemical procedure is a delicate process and must be done by a trained and qualified professional.
THE Chemical depigmentation follows the same logic as peeling, causing inflammation shallow and controlled through applications of one or more chemical agents in the epidermis to stimulate tissue regeneration, expelling ink through cell renewal.
pros
Effective in removing any color
Effective when there is a moderate degree of pain, except saturated colors
Results visible in the first session
cons
Some people take risks using any chemical product, the product must be made under the prescription of a pharmacist and approved by ANVISA!
Because it causes skin irritation, can be dangerous if done by non-professionals
Ultrasonic Depigmentation
Of the three depigmentation methods cited in this article, Ultrasonic depigmentation is the most cost-effective.
In addition to being a procedure without limitation for the colors used in micropigmentation, the easy-to-handle equipment allows you to control the intensity of the electric current avoiding serious damage to the skin.
The procedure causes mild inflammation to stimulate the regeneration of the tissue and expel the ink through cell renewal. But the skin remains intact.
pros
Effective in removing any color
Can be applied in large or small areas
Shows excellent results in a few sessions
cons
Of the three depigmentation processes mentioned here, it is the most painful, but very bearable
Choose a trained and qualified professional
It is always recommended to know the professional very well before doing any procedure. Look for work that has already healed, ask friends for directions, and check if the equipment is modern.
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